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Iran Launches 'Sudden Strike' on US Base in Jordan; Oil Prices Jump Nearly 4%, Threatening Bitcoin Rally

Iran launched a "sudden strike" with ballistic missiles targeting a US base near Jordan's Muwaffaq Salti Air Base on July 28. US Central Command reported all missiles were intercepted by Patriot air defense systems, with no casualties. Iran claimed the attack was retaliation for perceived US actions against its interests. This strike broke a brief ceasefire that began after President Trump paused offensive operations against Iran days earlier. The attack triggered immediate financial market reactions. WTI crude oil prices surged nearly 4% to $83.08 per barrel, while Brent crude rose to $87.34. US stock index futures also saw gains as traders priced in renewed Middle East risks. This price jump reversed a significant portion of the oil price decline that followed the initial ceasefire announcement. Bitcoin's price movement mirrored this volatile cycle. It had recovered to around $65,200 as oil prices fell during the ceasefire, but dropped back to the $63,600-$63,800 range following news of the missile strike. While Bitcoin has shown some resilience compared to purely risk-on assets during the conflict, the July 28 attack directly challenged the "truce" narrative that had supported its recent stability. The pattern of price declines following escalations and recoveries during pauses has become familiar since the conflict began in February.

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Iran Launches 'Sudden Strike' on US Base in Jordan; Oil Prices Jump Nearly 4%, Threatening Bitcoin Rally

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Metaplanet Prepares a Platform for Launching Bonds Backed by Bitcoin as Collateral

Metaplanet, built on a Japanese investment company, is preparing a platform for launching bonds collateralized by Bitcoin. According to sources cited by Benchmark, the new brokerage structure, Metaplanet Securities, will not be used solely as a funding channel for its own Bitcoin purchases. Instead, it aims to become a full-fledged market for tokenized Bitcoin-backed debt instruments, termed "Bitbonds." The platform is designed to allow companies accumulating Bitcoin to issue debt to finance further purchases of the cryptocurrency. Initial bond yields are expected to be 4-6% annually. Metaplanet later plans to migrate these bonds onto a blockchain, use stablecoins for settlements, and develop a secondary market. Final issuance parameters, including the investor pool, loan-to-value ratio, and launch date, remain undisclosed. However, the company has begun surveying investor preferences regarding product design, trading hours, coupon schedules, investor protection, distribution channels, and stablecoin settlements. This initiative follows Metaplanet's acquisition of Siiibo Securities for approximately $13 million, which provided access to a regulated Japanese securities platform. Previous examples of Bitcoin-linked bonds include those issued by Goldman Sachs in October last year and Sberbank in Russia, whose returns were tied to Bitcoin's price performance.

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